Tribratanews.polri.go.id. - Jakarta. Executive Director of the Indonesian Police Strategic Studies Institute (Lemkapi), Edi Hasibuan, said the National Police and their staff in the first semester of 2021 will "harvest" high-profile drug cases following the disclosure of 1,129 tons of Crystal Meth by the Greater Jakarta Metro. Regional Police which was released last Monday (06/14/21).
More and More successions of the ranks of Indonesian National Police in discovering international drug networks in 2021 has saved millions of people from the dangers of drugs, said Edi Hasibuan in a written statement in Jakarta.
Since being inaugurated by the President of Republic of Indonesia, Joko Widodo on January 27, 2021, the National Police Chief, Police General Lisyo Sigit Prabowo, has declared war on drugs.
In era of the new National Police Chief, he continued, at least five tons of Crystal Meth were confiscated by the Directorate of Drugs and Crime of the National Police, the Greater Jakarta Metro. Regional Police and other Regional Police.
"In May 2021 alone, the Police have also confiscated 3.6 tons of Crystal Meth. This is a very high achievement for a precise Police," explained this expert on police law from Bhayangkara University, Jakarta.
As is known, on Monday (06/14/21), the National Police released that the Greater Jakarta Metro. Regional Police and National Police of Center Metro Jakarta dismantled an international drug syndicate by seizing 1,129 tons of Crystal Meth.
The National Police Chief in a press conference at the Greater Jakarta Metro. Regional Police Headquarter, Jakarta, explained that the evidence was confiscated during disclosures at four locations, namely Mount Sindur, Bogor, West Java, at the Pasar Modern Shophouse in Bekasi Town Square, Bekasi, West Java, and the Basura Apartment in East Jakarta. and Green Pramuka Cempaka Putih Apartment, Central Jakarta.
The police have arrested seven suspects, including two Nigerian nationals, with 1,129 tonnes of Crystal Meth as evidence.
The suspects face the death penalty under Law No. 35 of 2009 on Narcotics.
